Economics
Dynamik internationaler Märkte
Hrsg. v. Wolfgang Franz, Hans Jürgen Ramser u. Manfred Stadler
[The Dynamics of International Markets.]
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Published in German.
The annual Ottobeuren Seminar on Economics brings together experts on a previously chosen subject. The special purpose of these seminars is to present new theoretical approaches as well as new empirical findings and to discuss the political-economic conclusions with them. This volume contains the papers and the supplementary papers presented at the 36th Seminar on the Dynamics of International Markets. The authors deal with issues pertaining to European integration and worldwide globalization from a theoretical and an empirical perspective. In doing so, they place particular emphasis on the dynamic character of international market processes.Survey of contents
Klaus Jaeger: Dynamik internationaler Märkte: Probleme und Lösungsansätze – Gebhard Flaig und Timo Wollmershäuser: Does the Euro-zone Diverge? A Stress Indicator for Analyzing Trends and Cycles in Real GDP and Inflation – Wolfgang Franz: Korreferat – Volker Böhm, Tomoo Kikuchi und George Vachadze: Risk, Factor Substitution, and Asset Market Integration – Hans Jürgen Ramser: Korreferat – Claudia Buch und Jörg Döpke: Growth and Volatility: Firm Level Evidence and the Impact of Openness – Jan-Egbert Sturm: Korreferat – Manfred Stadler: Globalization, Intellectual Property Rights, and North-South Product Cycles – Uwe Cantner: Korreferat – Hartmut Egger und Udo Kreickemeier: Globalisierung, Firmenselektion und Arbeitsmärkte – Hans Jürgen Ramser: Korreferat – Wilhelm Kohler: The Bazaar Effect, Unbundling of Comparative Advantage, and Migration – Helmut Hesse: Korreferat Jürgen Meckl und Benjamin Weigert: Bildung und internationale Arbeitsteilung – Hartmut Egger: Korreferat – Siegfried K. Berninghaus, Werner Güth, Christian Hoppe und Christian Paul: International Competition in Hiring Labour and Selling Output: A Theoretical and Experimental Analysis – Kerstin Pull: Korreferat